WWF Climate Change Billboard

 The WWF use an awning to cast a shadow over a billboard, to create the illusion of a sea level that rises throughout the day. 

Plastic Toy Sculptures by Robert Bradford

These sculptures by Robert Bradford are made entirely of children's plastic toys. 

" The toys themselves interest me in their own right as mini sculptures by unknown and uncredited artists. Mostly I use the toys abstractly as forms with which to build muscle bone or internal or external organs but all types of human pursuits can be referred to and represented through them - things loved or hated - things used and carried as tools etc etc. They provide interest in surface detail whilst making their contribution to the totalities. The toys also provide a moving history of fads and fashions as they pass through the media and our awareness temporarily significant and then forgotten. "

- Robert Bradford, July 08

Moleskine

Wow. I'm definitely not making the best of my Moleskine...

We Are Chopchop

We Are Chopchop is a small community of designers, motiongraphers, video and media artists exploring and playing in the field of visual culture production.

Some really nice videos on here...check out the 2009 Reel here

Below is a video by Daniel Franke, an artist/designer/filmmaker currently living and working in Berlin.

Fractals

Just stumbled upon this incredible Fractal Art by Roger Johnston. Who'd have thought mathematics could be so beautiful!

American Express 'Realise the Potential'

Fresh new brand campaign for American Express, using the phrase 'Realise the Potential'. Created by Ogilvy London, this tv advert is part of a wider campaign involving outdoor advertising, print, interactive and direct mail, all demonstrating the added value of the American Express card.

Rutland Times, 23 July 2009